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1.The post-war system (Bretton Woods) was designed to ensure global stability +encouraged social stability thru support for unions and the welfare state2.Neoliberalism grew as a response to Keynesianism beginning in the late ’40s +promoted individual entrepreneurial initiative + free markets3.This ideology was championed by Milton Friedman and influenced the finaltransformation of the world economic systema.Free market privacy and monetarismPart 1: Selling the DreamClakins and Holden (1902)Agencies as creative enterprisesEarnest Calkins: wanted to improve the quality of art used inadvertisementsLifestyle - advertising can tell a story about you and makes youpurchase itEvocative language - no longer just realismDevelopment of Large agencies (1920-1930):J. Walter Thomson and BBDOEmploy staff and integrated: account executives, buyers, publicrelations, creative1920s areaboom time and firms go globalPower of the image → created brand for you through artThe Science of Advertising;1930s and onwardsadvertising became a science as businesses started to collectconsumer data to make more effective advertising campaignsGeorge Gallup 1932) at Younge and RubicamMarket research and the use of stats to run campaignsMcCann Erickson = data-driven modelEmotional side = creativeThe Creative Revolution (1960-1975):Biller Bernbck lead DDBEmphasized the creativePower of simplicity = realUse of photographyTHE VOLKSWAGEN ADS (1959)Compact → challenge = large carspopPunctuation “Think small.” + HonestChallenges: FROM GERMANY DESIGNEDBY HITLER = NATSISM

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David Smith

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